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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

Mr. Sulietb, ben ti6lisere l1osiper
at "Tarsopoiten" bar io1st 9alpbelen
af 8labet til Mr. q. U. Eropaten,
Ger altiaa berefter ct Mebub9iper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

Sen nbe 6iiferilop for bette @ountp
blioer fremoeles itarpt fritiieret
blanot 5armerne, iom lite er iitanb
til at fe, at ben er COB for no9enting.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

@nuernpr Wc@iQ bar beitemt ben
30te Ipril til rNrbor 9an". Set
er ben Sag, iom ierlis er beitemt for
2replantnin9.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

- 8aabe /. 9eeiu Dorf os Brooflpn
ftal gforbmenoene feire hen lite
Mai efter flor Maalefof.
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b(ifums Dpmerfiombeb benlebes.
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paa &riitiania Ebeater os 9jorbe flor
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sbebraste 9ebuter mobtog ban @naa=
cement peo 96eatret, men iaa fig
mart paa @run6 al ct baar6natfet
9o1sonbe npoiaset til at opsipe bette.
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iaseli9 / SD6en, / bois milbe @limat
ban fuloitenbis bar sienpunoet fine
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nD aater at penbe tilbase til Scenen,
iom ban ipnes at elite fremfur oft anz
bet og bpor ban fittert osiaa me6
&ette barer biemme. 9r. @uubt,
ber nblis bar siort itor Spite iom
5orebraasbolber for enselittalenbe
8ublifum Cincinnati os andre BDer
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ca. 5 Iar, napnlis beif1aftiset me6
literere Nrbeiber, ibet ban bar fire.
bet for forfielliae itanoinaoine os
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meboeles, at man Der @snen for
ferite @ans par @ione til en- aste
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lanst sft iom iibitnepnte 8p. @torz
men git fra @eit mob gH, os man
fun6e ie, at ben lisneoe en- itor fort
trastformis &esipile. Sen bespnbte
&l. 3:15 @fterm. Mebbelelien om
@irfninserne af Stormen ct naiten
utrolise. ut 9uie, Greer o9 lisnenr
be forbolbspis fattaaenoe @jenitanz
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pes meb iaaoan &raft mob Boropas<
se, at be saar tuert isiennem, us at
2ester saar tpers isiennnem to @urz
pesse efter(aoenbe ct rent 9ul, ct
neiten utroli9t, men bet paaitaaes at
bore fleet ber. Da gDclonen Tom til
@loen iuseoe ben up en- looret @anb'
ipile 30 SOB bpi. Store @tenbpsnin<
ger bleite tpert af, anbre iepnebes
me6 Sorhen, os mango Menneifer ct
blepne buspiloe. @taben paa @ien>
bonn antases at bile ooerItise en-
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ct TONNE tilfabe, men iom gegel
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beg brebt.
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iibite Dnsbas meobelt, at etpar @s<
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gang peret peb 2liplet / ct. &eter,
Minn., os liseiaa &onen Sames>
totpn, 9afota.
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ct County Staten peb en- Maioritet
iaalebes befemmer, er ber for Staten
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Yrattoett Glepelato 1toe raa
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O9lQQ oenne oor Tr08 al Ser0er
- TIL bet maa ben bel falbes lam:
menlienet meb 9eationens 5opeoitat
os bens 0msipelier - funbe bet be.
re not iaa interesiant at babe en- Sbt
ON, buorlebes 2anbetS fprte Mant
os &pinbe bruser bet, rnaar be faa,
raabe fig ielp."
Gor bette 9iemeo lab os taee er
8eretnins, iom ben fommer fra
@aibinston tilMinneapolisJ
Ser faar ben Dperifriften:
rDronnins 5ranfie / fin 9ape. @iem=
meliu Dat @ieiu. &reiiben=
tens So o9 9et."
@a1binston 16 Npril. &reiioen>
ten us Mrs. @leuelano bar fpttet un
til 5armen ufor sobt", iom man flyer
i 2an6biiritterne. Set ct tpipliomt,
om be fommer til at iobe eftere unter
9aset | bet bpioe 6us fsr til nefe
9ait. @eiret pil MI tillabe So. St.
cellence at fipre uo oa ino bper Sag,
os bet oil lite pere lense,f6r ban fan
iette inb ben lutteoe @o9n o8 benDtte
ben aabne. Set itses, at ban ilet lite
liter luffe6e &o9ne.
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ben til 8pen os bat bet trapelt buer
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ban en- ertra fra &lantasen.
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Mober) pasier 5orretnin9en / Dat
&ieip, os 8rafioenten berer fun Ii
bet af Omiorserne bet lanblise
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8usspen. Ser er blot en- Mrbeios,
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

rGbarm Of tbe @eit" @fraatobat
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Boston Shoe Store,

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

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Entered at the post Office at
Fergus Falls as second class mail
matter.
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llof6rer Collections, tesner Msllrance, ,loz
laaner Yen9e paa fait Gienbom til 10 Yrp>
cent loen Commission. Sa1aer @mi9rantz
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BERTH nleo fDrite &lasies 2inie Sal. 8iuets
ter lel9es r9laa paa Senltano til $9Diten.
81 1p 2tncoln Mpenlle, Tersue sails.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-04-20

9erlom County, ~@ommislarerne /
ct County Staten peb en- Maioritet
iaalebes betemmer, er ber for Staten
en- 2op, 1om ietter en- 8remie for lbs
rpbbelien al @opber us Blad6iro.
2open befemmer en- &remie af 5
Gents for buer Yodet Gopher, ium
man ielu bar brebt ber / Staten,
og 3 Gents for buer af anoen @la9s
@opber.
2i9elebes betales Der for black
bird, lom mon breber, 10c for buert
Duliu, fem orebes Ipril, Mai os
SUM- os SC for buert 9uiin, iom man
bar brebt Suli, Nusuft o9 Septem=
ber buert Iar.
5ormanoen for Superuiiors bpert
Totpn er ben, for buem bet ifal bepi<
les, at bebfommenoe ielu bot orRbt
@opberne eller Guslene, os bet maa
bore siort ber Eomnet. Sc oboe
Juele eller @opbers maa furepiies.
Tormauben ubteoer ba fin 8eoibnel<
ie berom til @ountD>Iubitgren, os
benne ubiteber en- Drore paa County
Ras1ereren.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
BAPTIST CHURCH.

TIE locating committee of the Baptist col
lege spent yesterday on the work assigned.
They visited the bid from the south part of
the city Yesterday. That was the last bid to
examine and now the committee has all the
information before them aud will work di-
rect for a conclusion.
In talking with one of the members Of the
board last evening he stated that there was
now four bids before the committee. All of
them we're extremely liberal and he stated
that the committee had by no means ap-
preached a decision He said that most
people did not seem to comprehend how
much work was really connected with the
task of examining bids. He said that each
bid included lots and property on various
streets, and its worth cannot be known until
it is seen by men who know its worth. All
this work has to be done before any decision
can be rendered In the bids before them
they ali seemed Of about equal merit and
hense the matter OF decision was made more
difficult
The report that the bid from the south
end was allowed to be changed and strength
ened was incorrect The bid was revised, it
seems, but that was done before any bids
We're opened
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
SOCIAL.

Last evening the ladies of the Plymouth
Congregational. again entertained their
friends, with social La spite of the incle-
msnt weather there was good sized audi
Eence In sstsnienee.
AOne of the features Of the entertainment
was the Art Gallery, collection Of the
''rich and rare' which had been made, by
the Opportunity ciubu composed of Misses
Eva Eidridge, Minnie and Caddie Parker,
Mable and Flora Miiison, Emma Vineyard,
Maud Parks and Katie Heyman.
An excellent program was also rendered :;
the first number of which was selection by
the Silver String Orchestra composed of
the following ladies': Mrs. Winch,
Mrs. Strong, Miss Brayman Miss Todd,
Miss Manuel and Mrs. Kramer.
So delighted were the audience that they
demanded and received second selection.
This was followed by charming solo,
"The Lost Chord" by Mrs Parker, and a
beautiful guitar solo by Miss Manuel
The last on the program was a recitation,
Kentucky Philosophy" by Miss Mable
Miliison. The piece was spoken unusually
well by this little miss and she was highly
applauded by the audience.
Then came an excellent supper served as
o NY the ladies of this church know how. All
all it was a pleasant and delightful even
ing and highly enjoyed by all present.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
MEssRS. CLAGGErr AND BIRCH, THE
EvANGEL1STS.

These brethren, who have been in Garth
-age, Missouri, for the past two weeks will
arrive in Wichita today.
In Peabody, where they labored for some
time, their meetings were very satisfactory
and the ministers OF that city speak in the
highest terms of them.
The Presbyterian church has been prepar
ing for their arrival by holding some special
prayer meetings, and many are earnestly
hoping and praying that now will be the
time for copious outpouring of Gods spirit
upon this city.
Certainly the meetings held by Revs
Yatman and DR.. Brooks have awakened in
many hearts new interest in Gods word
and in His work in saving souls which
should now result in great ongathering.
A united, concentrated effort cannot fail
Of this desired effect.
On Sunday morning at II o'clock the first
service will be held, and it is hoped that
from the first every member OF the Presby-
tdrian church will give to the meetings not
only their presence but their earnest prayers
and their hearty cooperation, SO that day
after day their interest and power may in
crease and be crowned with grand jubilee
in the Christian convention under the Rev.
DR.. Brooks
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
GARFIELD DIRECTORS.

The directors of the Ga, field University
held meeting yesterday at the Office OF the
county superintendent. 1t was intended to
examine the specifications of contract and
bond of Rogers& Co, who were awarded
the contract for building. The company
claimed not to have had sufficient time to
present the necessary papers and it was de
cided to give them one week to arrange
matters
Mr. I. Coop submitted plans for arrang
ing and beautifyiDg grounds They were
considered very appropriate and were
adopted.
Some other matters relating to the ins'i-
tuition were discussed 1t was decided to
meet again next TUESDAY
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
BRICK BUSINESS BUILDINGS.

| Messrs. Basly g. Hawthorn are making
| brick ON the southwest corner of Central and
Mosiey avenue. Il will have a front of ffiy
feet and one hundred aui thirty feet deep
| and four stories high. It will be used by a
| wholesale firm which has already made ar
rangements for it Immediately south Of the
building viii be a switch from Mead to Mos
| By avenue Arrangements have already
been made for its construction. Stone is
| already on the ground for the foundation
Excavation will commence in few days and
the work rushed until it Is completed.
The Wichita and Southwestern Hardware
company has received several car loads OF
| stone on their building site on the north west
c 'rner of Third street AMI Mos.ey avenue
Tie contract for excava5ing has already
bse let and work will commsnce in few
days.
On the northeast corner OF Third and Mos
leT tbs Wichita Wholesale Paper company
will erect large brick building IL will
have front of fifty feet and one hundrei
aud twenty feet deep AID four stories high.
A t-w carloads of foundation stone have al
,dy been delivered The company will
. mence work In Q few weeks
A. B Payne & Company have decided to
erect . brick business building on the south
east corner OF Third street and Mosley ave
nue.. 1t will have q trout OF fifty feet and
one hupdr,si and twenty five-fees deep. The
company will put in IT a stock of phosogra-
pliers fixtures costing near $o.ou They
have already contracted for material and
viii commence work In = short tune A part
OF the budding material has already arrived
There Will BE- . business brick building
erected % the southeast corner OF Second
street aud Mo-ley avenue IL viii have
front OF fifty feet and one hundred and forty
feet deep and f..si- --"ri.-s gh
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-05
AMUSEN ENTS.
CALLED BACK.

The New York World thus speaks of the
play when II was produced at the Fifth
! Avenue theatre in that city:
| Called Back can safely be called an I'M
usually excellent and effective play. The
production of the play as it is now presented
Is the result of some very radical changes
and very marked improvements since it was
brought out on the London stage. As it Is,
1t is an excellent melOdrama, and promises
to be as popular here sit was abroad, where
| it had a most successful run"
Called Back can safely he pronounced one
| of the best, best acted and altogether most
| acceptable play that has been put On the
New York stage for some time past"
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
The Edwin Clifford Dramatic company
last night put upon the boards at this popu-
lar place of amusement the romantic play of
''Davy Crockett" the backwoods hero.
There was a fair sized audience present and
the play appeared to give very general salts
faction.
The title roll was taken by Mr.. Clifford
himself; be appeared perhaps to even bet
ter advantage in this character than any he
has taken during the week. His support
was also very satisfactory. In the last act
Mr.. j. W. Jenkins played banjo solo that
brought down the house.
Mr.. Clifford will appear in something that
pleased our fathers, melo- drama in which
he is at his BEST Dick Turpin and Tom King.
This afternoon the company will produce,
for the benefit of the ladies and children, a
comedy by BARLEY Campbell, "Peril" This
piece is especially adapted for matinee;
plenty of laughter for the little ones and
sentiment for the der ones.
MUSEUM
Mr. Ennis has returned from Chicago with
his book full Of attractions all to appear in
rapid succession. The ''Coupes" in their cor
net Duets are the delight of musical critics.
Their act is novel, original aud facinating
"Drummonds" has already earned his laurels
By request the Marionettes will appear
tectiven is having successful run and is to
be followed by another strong cast, "Solon
Single, or the Peoples Lawyer" next week
E zen the bad weather does not effect the at
tendance at this popular resort.
PATIENCE
~ Luc VI thC OkCIa VI dtIcuCO
was produced for the third time. In spite of
the unpleasant evening the Lotus company
was greeted by good-sized house.
The opera appears to have lost none of its
crarm or fascination, for the audience was
a hearty in their applause and marks of
appreciation as any of the preceding even
ings.
The performers as they become more
familiar with their parts give an easier and
more graceful Interpretation Of the charact-
ers impersonated, and those who already had
gained favor were enthusiastically received
upon their appearance on the stage.
Tonight will be the flnal presentation of
this beautiful opera, and no doubt large
will be present.